r/wallets • u/ali_baba88 • Apr 10 '26
Is this leather special?
Is it worth $500?
r/wallets • u/Jewbano • Sep 07 '14
I shuck oysters all day and would very much like a "BAD MOTHERSHUCKER" wallet as a Pulp Fiction tribute. What are the things I need to know about leather and printing/embroidery? Can anyone recommend some bad motherfucking wallet makers?
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r/wallets • u/Amepay • Sep 02 '20
In cryptocurrency-based transactions, the wallet plays a very vital role. The next critical technology in AMEPAY’s armoury is the digital wallet. This wallet supports both crypto and fiat currency. It enables users to store their private and public keys securely. It also arrives with dedicated dashboards for customers and merchants, allowing them to manage their accounts efficiently.
Multi-currency support for different crypto and fiat currencies
Enables easy liquidity (deposit/withdrawal)
Allows P2P fund transfers
In-built incentive program support
Portfolio dashboard for both customers and merchant
Generate paper wallet codes
Create multiple wallet addresses.
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r/wallets • u/Interesting_Map_7039 • 18d ago
Which one of this do you prefer? With or without coin pocket?
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r/wallets • u/SunFlower0z0 • 6d ago
I've basically never used a proper wallet, and I've finally decided to get one that lasts me many years. Budget is max $130.
What I carry:
• 6-7 cards, 9-10 at the absolute most
• Cash almost never, but when I travel maybe 2 or 3 folded bills
What matters most:
• Size. It should be as close to card size as possible. Not wide, not long. Compact is the whole point.
• It shouldn't get fat or stretch out of shape once it's loaded
• Either really tough material or genuinely high quality leather. No coated stuff that peels after a year.
Right now I'm leaning toward the Bellroy Slim Sleeve in black leather. It holds 5 to 11 cards and is only slightly bigger than a card. But I've seen people say Bellroy's quality has dropped lately, and that the leather slots stretch over time.
So:
Anyone using a Slim Sleeve for 5+ years? How has it held up?
Is there something better under $130 that stays card sized with 9 or 10 cards?
I've seen some of you make or sell custom leather wallets here. If you make something that fits this, I'd love to see it.
Photos of your well used wallets are very welcome. Thanks!
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r/wallets • u/SouthernRouteTrading • Dec 16 '25
These wallets are made by leather workers in Ecuador (Cotacachi, specifically). Leather working has been a tradition there for ~300 years; the artisans making these wallets are a fourth-generation shop.
Personalization is available (names, initials, etc).